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How to Create a Course

Learn how to create a course in MemberUp. Follow simple steps to add a title, description, and thumbnail, then publish your course.

Written by Suraj Ramnani

Overview

Courses in MemberUp allow you to share structured learning experiences with your members. Whether you’re teaching, coaching, or guiding a community, creating your first course takes just a few minutes. You can add videos, files, or text-based lessons and customize your content to fit your goals.


How to Create Your First Course

1. Log In to MemberUp

Access your dashboard using your MemberUp account credentials.
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2. Go to Courses

From the left-hand sidebar, click Courses to open your course dashboard.
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3. Add a New Course

Click + Add Course to start setting up your new course.
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4. Enter Course Details

  • Add a Course Title that clearly describes your topic.

  • Write a short Description to introduce your course to members.

  • Upload a Thumbnail Image (recommended size: 1120 × 570 px).

5. Create Your Course

Once all details are ready, click Create Course to save and add it to your dashboard.


Next Steps

After creating your course, you can:

  • Add Lessons or Modules with videos, files, or text content.

  • Preview your course to see how it looks for members.

  • Publish your course when you’re ready to go live.


Tips for Better Courses

  • Keep lessons short and focused for easier learning.

  • Use a consistent thumbnail design for a professional look.

  • Include downloadable resources or worksheets to boost engagement.

  • Add a completion message or next-step link to guide members through their learning journey.


🎥 Walkthrough


Troubleshooting & FAQs

Can’t upload a thumbnail?

Ensure your image is 1120 × 570 px and in JPG or PNG format.

Course not appearing in your list?

Try refreshing your dashboard or clear your browser cookies/cache and logout and login to re-check.

Can I duplicate a course?

Currently, duplication isn’t supported — you’ll need to manually recreate the course.


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